Yes. This election will be using a method of proportional representation, known as "Choice Voting" or "Single Transferable Vote" (STV). In a winner-take-all election, whether for a single seat or for a group of seats, the dominant group has the possibility of electing every single seat in a sweep. This is not possible under proportional representation.

The General Election is held after the Primary Election. Primary Elections are held by a state-by-state basis. Click here to find out when your state's Primary Election is. The Primary Election narrows the field of candidates. Each party selects a party member in the Primary Election, to run for the General Election. Most commonly the Democratic Party chooses one candidate and the Republican Party another during the primary elections.

If a majority of eligible voters in the craft or class vote for representation, then the organization that receives the majority of the votes cast "wins" the election.

Answer: No. Once an election has been “frozen” it will freeze the Plan. However, a county can utilize a frozen Plan for other elections but you cannot alter a frozen plan -- no boundary or jurisdictional changes. If alterations to boundaries need to be made, you can copy the attributes of a frozen Plan, rename it and use the new “active” Plan.

There are two basic types of hooks, on-locking (standard) and locking. Locking hooks are fairly new and there are several designs out there. The primary purpose for the locking mechanism is to increase the amount of weight a hook can hold (the lock keeps the hook from opening) and to prevent the hooks from coming out (for example, if suspending from great heights). Standard hooks (fishing hooks) are definitely the most commonly used design for suspension.

These elections are held every four years on the 1st Thursday in May. The next local government elections will be in May 2008. Casual vacancies can sometimes occur due to factors such as retirement, illness or death. For further information on the Election process contact the electoral office. These elections are held every four years on the 1st Thursday in May. The next local government elections will be in May 2008.

Previous prizes have been: a bottle of Night Train and a date with Jason Patrone, a bottle of Mad Dog 20/20, a 5 pound bag of sugar, and a 99 cent bottle of Chinese wine.

The last player who is still holding the cards is the Winner of that Set. The points he scored from that Set is the total points added together on the cards he is holding. The winner is the one who is first to win the pre-determined number of sets regardless of the number of sets played. Each player may win some sets but the first to win the pre-determined number of sets is the Final Winner.

Yes. The Lighthouse Benevolent Fund, and in turn, the individuals and families it helps. That's what this event is all about. In terms of the teams, the winning team will be the one that clocks up the least mileage overall. In other words, the team who gets lost least - (or should that be least lost?) We'll obviously be using public roads, so racing isn't an option.

A Primary election is an election at which only enrolled members of a party may vote. Primaries are held by the party to choose their candidates for the General Election.

Voters will make a decision on the Measure on May 20, 2003. All Oregon elections are vote-by-mail, so ballots will appear in mailboxes beginning the first week in May. If you are not registered to vote and would like to vote on the Measure your registration card must be postmarked or received 20 days prior to Election Day or by April 29th, 2003 for the May election.

The electoral laws cover National Elections, Regional Elections, Local Government Elections and Referendums as prescribed by the Constitution of Guyana (1980).

If you have chosen to participate in the Marketing Services Package program (which licenses the use of the SparkMark logo), you may use the SparkMark as soon as you receive your notification of winning. The SparkMark can be utilized as long as the original design is being sold, marketed or published. Different versions, editions or derivations are not allowed to use the mark (i.e., different years of Buick).

Two bond questions will be voted on at a special referendum election on June 12, 2007. A referendum election will also be held on November 6, 2007.

ELECTROLYSIS: Direct current (DC) is used to achieve chemical destruction of the hair follicle. One or more sterile probes are used. THERMOLYSIS: Alternating current (AC) sometimes referred to as high frequency or shortwave is used to create heat which destroys the hair follicle. One sterile probe is used. BLEND: (also referred to as Dual Modality) both of the above currents are used simultaneously or sequentially to achieve dual action destruction of the hair follicle.